
Kakuro Haven
A number crossword: fill every run so it adds up to its clue, with 2,000+ free puzzles and zero ads while you solve.
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About the Game
Kakuro is the number crossword: fill every run of white squares so it adds up to its clue, and never repeat a digit inside a run. Pure logic, no guessing, no timer breathing down your neck.
2,000+ puzzles, all free Six board sizes, from a gentle 2x2 Mini to the 30x30 Colossal. Nothing is locked, there are no packs to buy, and there is no limit on how many you can solve in a day.
A new puzzle every morning The daily is the same puzzle for everyone on the same date, with no account and no connection required. The dailies are their own puzzles and appear in no other tier, so finishing the whole library still leaves one waiting tomorrow.
No ads while you solve. Ever. Not a banner, not an interstitial, not a "watch this to continue." Ads keep the puzzles free and appear only between puzzles and on the menus.
Write in your own hand, on tablets Write digits straight into the cells with a stylus or a finger. The app learns your handwriting entirely on your device: nothing uploaded, nothing downloaded.
Tools that teach, not tools that solve
- Pencilmarks in five colors, for following more than one line of reasoning at once
- Auto-fill candidates that never puts back a digit you ruled out yourself
- A combination row showing every way the current clue can be made
- Hints that explain the deduction and then leave the move to you
- Virtually unlimited undo and redo
Made to be comfortable
- Works fully offline, free. No account, no sign-up
- Light and dark modes, plus a newspaper board style set in newsprint and ink
- Built for phone and tablet, with a layout made for each
- In 16 languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Turkish, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional)
One optional purchase removes ads permanently. No subscription, ever.
Kakuro is also known as cross sums or the Japanese number crossword. If you like sudoku, killer sudoku, nonograms, or the puzzle page of a newspaper, this is the one you have been missing.





